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[QUOTE="VITOS, post: 3886575, member: 233267"]
The history of poker goes back to the distant past, to the present time it is not known what the game became the progenitor of one of the most popular games today. Some sources claim that in the history of poker the fundamental role played a game like Chinese dominoes. According to some historians, in 900 years BC the Chinese aristocracy played a game, something vaguely reminiscent of poker. In the 18th century the history of poker was a new development - widespread in Europe got games like: "pochspiel" (Germany), "Breg" (England) and "pok" (France). These games will surely have much more to do with the history of poker, as poker hands already were built of five cards, and one of the most important aspects of the game was a bluff. Game rules differed in different regions of the countries, but in the same way as poker, had a few rounds and won the strongest combination of five cards. Truly the history of poker begins with the moment that the French colonists began to develop America. It is here, this game has won great popularity among local residents. It was impossible to find a saloon in which local residents would not play poker. Over time, poker has become almost a national game, played everywhere by people of all ages. Poker was fond of even most of the presidents of the United States.
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